Chi Ngong | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr.Chi Ngong | Economics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Chi Ngong is a dedicated educator with extensive experience in academia. Currently a Lecturer in Business Management at the University of Bamenda since January 2023, he develops and delivers courses in Finance, Accounting, and Management. With a Ph.D. in Banking & Finance from the University of Nigeria, Dr. Ngong has a strong foundation in the field. His teaching career includes roles at FONAB Polytechnic and Harvard University, where he excelled in lecturing, project supervision, and maintaining a conducive learning environment. Holding a CPA certificate from KASNEB-Kenya, his commitment to education and expertise in finance and accounting is evident. 🎓💼

Publication Profile:

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Education:

Dr. Chi Ngong is a distinguished academician with a robust educational background. His academic journey commenced with a Bachelor’s Degree (Hons) in Accountancy from the University of Buea, where he laid the foundation for his expertise in the field, graduating in October 2002. Building on this, he pursued and obtained a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Certificate from KASNEB-Kenya, further enhancing his credentials in January 2013 to December 2016.Driven by a passion for advancing his knowledge, Dr. Ngong embarked on a Master’s Degree (Hons) in Finance & Investment at the University of Bamenda, solidifying his grasp on financial principles from October 2014 to July 2016. His academic journey culminated in a Ph.D. in Banking & Finance from the prestigious University of Nigeria, Nsukka, achieved between August 2018 and December 2021. This advanced degree reflects his commitment to scholarly pursuits and expertise in the intricate realm of banking and finance.

 

Work Experience :

Dr. Chi Ngong is a seasoned academician with a wealth of experience in shaping the minds of future business leaders. Currently serving as a Lecturer in Business Management at the University of Bamenda since January 2023, he plays a pivotal role in developing and delivering academic content in Finance, Accounting, and Management. His commitment to student success is evident through his availability during off-lecture hours, providing one-on-one and small group sessions to enhance understanding.Prior to his current role, Dr. Ngong served as a Lecturer in Finance & Accounting at FONAB Polytechnic, where he not only delivered lectures but also contributed significantly to strategic planning and execution. His tenure at Harvard University Bamenda, from October 2018 to June 2021, showcased his innovative teaching methods in Banking & Finance. He emphasized practical skills, supervised research projects, and maintained a disciplined learning environment.At the Higher Institute of Business Management & Technology-Bamenda, Dr. Ngong assumed the role of Lecturer in Accounting & Finance. Here, he actively participated in curriculum design, project supervision, and contributed to the overall development of objectives and materials. His dedication to education is underscored by his multifaceted roles, from course delivery to strategic planning, aligning with the school’s mission. 🎓📚

Research Focus :

Dr. Chi Ngong’s research encompasses a diverse range of topics, showcasing his multidimensional expertise. His work delves into the intricate relationship between financial deepening and economic growth in emerging African economies. Additionally, he explores the impact of cooperative credit unions on poverty in Cameroon and examines the nexus between greenhouse gas emissions and poverty alleviation in the Economic Commission of West African States. Dr. Ngong also contributes valuable insights to the fields of bond market development, remittances, public relations planning, and urbanization’s influence on carbon dioxide emissions in the CEMAC countries. His broad research focus reflects a commitment to addressing crucial socio-economic and environmental issues. 🌍📊🔍

Publication Top Notes :

Financial deepening and economic growth nexus in emerging economies in Africa: does supply-leading or demand-following hold?

Do Cooperative credit unions reduce or increase poverty in Cameroon?

Greenhouse gas emissions and poverty alleviation nexus in the Economic Commission of West African States

Bond market development and economic growth nexus in developing countries: a GMM approach

Remittances and emerging African economies’ growth nexus in a post COVID-19 era

Effect of public relations planning on human resource management performance of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Nigeria

Urbanization and carbon dioxide (CO2) emission nexus in the CEMAC countries